| Remember these kind of days? 12:53 - Jul 20 with 3419 views | E17hoop |
Have a look at the team for Blackpool's team for their friendly yesterday:
Team: Trialist, Waddington, Trialist, Perkins, McMahon, Dunne, Zenjov, Trialist, Trialist, Grant, Trialist.
Subs: Telford, Barkhuizen, Trialist, Higham, Moulden, Gregory, Trialist.
http://www.blackpoolfc.co.uk/news/article/report-penrith-0-blackpool-4-1769830.a |  |
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| Remember these kind of days? on 13:26 - Jul 20 with 3309 views | superhoop67 |
Trialist are a big family |  | | |
| Remember these kind of days? on 13:31 - Jul 20 with 3297 views | DWQPR |
Remember the friendly at home to Celtic when we had gone down Division Two as it was then. Team full of trialists, Chris Day in goal, Steve Palmer, Alex Bonnot and the bloke up front who eventually played in the Prem with Stoke, Sidoko, strangely the only player that Holloway didn't sign. If I recall we lost 7-3 against the likes of Henrick Larrson. Wasn't a bad effort given the team was thrown together at short notice. | |
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| Remember these kind of days? on 14:59 - Jul 20 with 3175 views | facto |
| Remember these kind of days? on 13:26 - Jul 20 by superhoop67 |
Trialist are a big family |
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| Remember these kind of days? on 15:08 - Jul 20 with 3154 views | SydneyRs |
Seem to recall we beat a star studded scum team 3-1 with a few members of the trialist family in our side. | | | |
| Remember these kind of days? on 15:34 - Jul 20 with 3091 views | superhoop67 |
how many in this trialist family ,sound like good catholics | | | |
| Remember these kind of days? on 18:48 - Jul 20 with 2937 views | NoDiddley |
Odds on to go down this year = a shoe in |  | | |
| Remember these kind of days? on 18:57 - Jul 20 with 2916 views | TacticalR |
On TalkSport yesterday there was someone from the Blackpool supporter's group saying that there is a stand-off between Oyston and José Riga, as Riga wants to bring in players from the Belgian league, while Oyston wants to hire English players. It looks like Oyston is now waiting for Riga to resign. |  |
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| Remember these kind of days? on 19:35 - Jul 20 with 2828 views | facto |
didnt oyston spend some time at her maj's pleasure | | | |
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| Remember these kind of days? on 20:37 - Jul 20 with 2713 views | W12_Ranger |
Maybe I've missed something but why are Blackpool in such financial meltdown, they were in the PL a few yesars back and have sold a few players. Even their ground improvements couldn't have cost more than £20 million? |  | | |
| Remember these kind of days? on 20:53 - Jul 20 with 2674 views | NoDiddley |
| Remember these kind of days? on 19:35 - Jul 20 by facto |
didnt oyston spend some time at her maj's pleasure |
Done 3 1/2 years but maintained he never raped or indecently assaulted anybody.
Have a look of a picture of him, would you want him taking your daughter out for a cocktail? | | | |
| Remember these kind of days? on 20:58 - Jul 20 with 2668 views | DWQPR |
Before you libel yourself that was his old man and not the Oyston currently in charge of Blackpool. | |
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| Remember these kind of days? on 21:33 - Jul 20 with 2615 views | dsr_burnley |
Owen Oyston got done for rape. Repeated rapes, in fact, though one of them was in the back of a sports car while the two people in the front didn't notice what was going on, and several of them were at his home after she kept going back to be raped again. It all sounded a bit dubious to me.
Vicky Oyston (Owen's wife) had a few years a chairman after that, then Karl (son) took over. They made big profits in the Premier League, they paid Owen £11m fee out of the Premier League funds, and the ground improvements cost nothing like £20m. Most of the improvements were done before promotion, and the last stand is basically made out of scaffolding and cost (relatively) next to nothing. | | | |
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